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FBI to Show How Genetics Led to Anthrax Researcher

The FBI today will begin to unveil how it exploited the rapidly advancing science of genetics to link a single bioweapons researcher to samples taken from the victims of the 2001 anthrax attacks and to powder from the letters that killed them.

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06.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Prescription Data Used To Assess Consumers

Health and life insurance companies have access to a powerful new tool for evaluating whether to cover individual consumers: a health "credit report" drawn from databases containing prescription drug records on more than 200 million Americans.

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04.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Intel Plans Chip to Boost Computer Performance

The computer revolution has been powered by chips that operated at ever-higher frequencies. From the Ataris and Commodores of the late 1970s, which ran at roughly one megahertz, to today's devices that run at nearly four gigahertz, one year's star at the electronics store was typically outdone by...

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04.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Satellite Firms Return After Failure to Launch

In the 1990s, a bevy of local companies promised a new era of satellite-based services, providing cheap mobile calls, high-speed Internet connectivity, streaming video and more. Companies such as Bethesda-based Iridium and Reston-based American Mobile Satellite spent billions launching satellites...

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04.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Journalists Say China Is Not Living Up To Openness Pledge

BEIJING -- Three state-of-the-art Olympic media centers in Beijing have been equipped with rows of brand-new computers. Thousands of English-speaking volunteers stand at the ready, trained to offer Internet access with a smile.

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03.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Scientists Question FBI Probe On Anthrax

For nearly seven years, scientist Bruce E. Ivins and a small circle of fellow anthrax specialists at Fort Detrick's Army medical lab lived in a curious limbo: They served as occasional consultants for the FBI in the investigation of the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks, yet they were all potential...

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03.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Modest Gains Against Ever-Present Bioterrorism Threat

In the past seven years, the federal government has spent more than $57 billion to shore up the nation's bioterrorism defenses, stockpiling drugs, ringing more than 30 American cities in a network of detectors and boosting preparedness at hospitals.

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03.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Innovator in Artificial Intelligence Created 'Pleasing' Pastel Portraits

As a teenager, Louis Hodes studied computers at a math and science honors high school in New York. Fascinated by the subject, he decided to build his own device.

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03.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Fast Forward's Help File

Q How do I change the letter assigned to a drive in Windows?

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03.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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Taking a Dip in The Online Stream

Of all European summer music festivals, the Bayreuth Festival may be the hardest ticket. Devoted to the operas of Richard Wagner, presented in the theater that he built, it receives so many requests for its two-month season that people wait for years to get in. Last Sunday saw the first performance...

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03.08.2008 06:00:00 - washingtonpost.com - Technology

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FBI to Show How Genetics Led to Anthrax Researcher

Prescription Data Used To Assess Consumers

Intel Plans Chip to Boost Computer Performance

Satellite Firms Return After Failure to Launch

Journalists Say China Is Not Living Up To Openness Pledge

Scientists Question FBI Probe On Anthrax

Modest Gains Against Ever-Present Bioterrorism Threat

Innovator in Artificial Intelligence Created 'Pleasing' Pastel Portraits

Fast Forward's Help File

Taking a Dip in The Online Stream

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